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I think it's an extremely perjorative slang word. What was the context within which it was used? My reasoning is based on the fact that the word "*****" forms part of the word.
- I think it's an extremely perjorative slang word.
- What was the context within which it was used?
- My reasoning is based on the fact that the word "*****" forms part of the word.
- Does "cam" refer to camera by any chance?
- My instincts tell me it is something not to be said.
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I think it's an extremely perjorative slang word.
What was the context within which it was used?
My reasoning is based on the fact that the word "*****" forms part of the word.
Does "cam" refer to camera by any chance?
My instincts tell me it is something not to be said.
John
What was the context within which it was used?
My reasoning is based on the fact that the word "*****" forms part of the word.
Does "cam" refer to camera by any chance?
My instincts tell me it is something not to be said.
John
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i have no idea. I just saw it from my friend's wall (facebook).
This is my first time seeing this kind of word.
This is my first time seeing this kind of word.
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And as far as i concerned that is not a correct english nor any kind of slang...ask your friend about this who wrote this on his wall....
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It's slang. It means someone that wants a lot of attention on the internet, and gets it by posting pictures of themselves, or video.
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It means someone who sell sexual services via their webcam. But it can also be used to anyone who record sexual activities with their webcam and put them online or someone who take of their clothes on cam sites such as stick.am
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It is not correct English - I agree that it is slang.
It can refer to either behavior or an occupation. Typically in the behavior it is discussed as a verb - "Jane is camwhoring" - when Jane is taking many pictures of herself and posting in on various social networking sites, or it is referred to as a mocking noun "You're such a camwhore". It generally is not terribly perjorative (like **
It can refer to either behavior or an occupation. Typically in the behavior it is discussed as a verb - "Jane is camwhoring" - when Jane is taking many pictures of herself and posting in on various social networking sites, or it is referred to as a mocking noun "You're such a camwhore". It generally is not terribly perjorative (like **
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Hi,
Interesting information. Thank you.
My advice for English learners is to be very, very careful with anything involving the word '*****'.
Clive
Interesting information. Thank you.
My advice for English learners is to be very, very careful with anything involving the word '*****'.
Clive
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